I am a software developer who likes to play adult games and some time ago I decided to try and make my own game. I dug into different game engines, tried them out and decided that RenPy will suit my needs best, so I went on and started making a game based on "Big Brother".
I know what you're thinking - "Wait, those characters don't look like the originals" and believe me, this is not the only thing that's different. My game takes place far into the future and instead of some villa in the suburbs, it's on a space station orbiting a distant star. Plus you're the only humans on board, so all the other characters are aliens.
Does that make it a completely different game than the original? Well, yes and no. Once you start playing, you'll notice quite a few similarities but also lots of things being done differently. I didn't want to create just a remake of the game (we have more than enough of those already), I wanted to create something unique that you'd enjoy playing no matter if you've played the original or not.
I can't promise monthly updates of the game - after all, it takes a lot of time to write the code, the dialogue and create and render the scenes and I'm doing this in my spare time, but what I can promise is meaningful updates and lots of fun playing the game. And if the game gathers enough support from you, I can switch jobs and dedicate more time to it (that would be the dream).
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It's been quite a while since I've posted a progress update here and here is the reason why.
First of all, there are some big changes happening right now with my daily job so lately I haven't been getting as much free time to work on my own projects as usual. I won't go into details, but the company is spinning off my department and there is a lot of stuff that needs to be done for our products. Deadlines need to be met and the pressure for that is high. Regardless of that the content for the planned events in 0.11 is done. There are things that need to be polished, but that's not the issue with the release. The issue is that I'm simply not happy how it turned out once I played it. It feels rushed and well... half-baked.
Maybe the cause for this is the fact that I made the plan for the second phase of the game (until the time when you can get rid of Eric), maybe it's my desire to have somewhat frequent releases, maybe it's something else. The fact is that it doesn't feel any more like the project that I started a year and a half ago - something that I can drive on my own speed.
Probably right now you're wondering if BBIS gets cancelled, or abandoned or whatever - the short answer is no. But if you're supporting the game, so you can play monthly updates - what I'm saying is that you need to reconsider your support. 0.11 will be released when I'm happy with the result and have enough repeatable events that reflect the progress with Lisa that you've made in 0.11 - after all that was one of the reasons for the refactoring I did at the start of 2024.
It's been a while since I posted an update on the development of 0.11, but as explained earlier, I'm taking a different approach on the development process, so there is somewhat of a downtime before I start rendering the scenes.
Since last week I was doing the quest renders for Lisa and I'm starting with the renders for the images and the animations for her sex-ed scenes. In 0.11 they will involve Kira and will be similar to the scenes in the original game (of course with lots more images and animations). This is the first image out of the render.
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